President Roosevelt's son in Groton ill with pneumonia
Reports from Groton Mass indicate Theodore Roosevelt Jr showing signs of improvement after contracting double pneumonia with pleurisy. Doctors note left lung crisis passed, right lung still of concern. Mrs Roosevelt and the president remained at the infirmary through the night, with Secretary Long visiting in the afternoon.
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Pr ingeshenry sails amid Roosevelt illness tension
Berlin February twelfth reports Prince Henry of Prussia will sail to the United States Saturday despite Theodore Roosevelt Jr’s continuing illness. Emperor Wilhelm and Prince Henry sent messages to the President as the prince hoped for Roosevelt’s recovery. The first instinct was to delay the trip but a decision to proceed was reached amid the railroad lobby war. In Alliance, Ohio a three-block fire destroyed the People’s Theater and Presbyterian Church buildings with losses estimated at fifty six thousand dollars. In Manchester, New Hampshire James Faveny, fifty, killed himself after failing to find work.
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British Denies Proposal to Declare U S Action in Cuba Unjust
London February 12 Lord Cranborne, replying to Henry Norman, said the government never proposed a declaration adverse to the United States in Cuba. He stated Britain declined any such proposition while noting strong anti American sentiment in Parliament. John Redmond commented that English and American feelings helped the U S and that Germany may have evidence supporting its claims.
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Abandoned and Burned Schooner Off Cape May
A damaged schooner burned and adrift off Cape May was abandoned after hours of failed rescue attempts by life saving crews. Darkness and thick ice hindered boats as crews landed at Anglesea and a passing vessel reportedly carried away the survivors. Heavy ice extended from Delaware Bay for days while Cape May stations battled the conditions.
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Broom Manufacturers Meeting and Mining Accidents Reported
Feb reports from Chicago and mining areas detail events including a postponed broom association meeting, a price rise per dozen brooms, two mine fatalities from a coal and rock fall, a mine dust explosion injuring fifteen workers with all rescued, an international marriage in London, and a freight engine backing into the Hudson River with crew escaping.
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Royal Baking Powder Proclaimed Superior Quality
An advertisement touts Royal Baking Powder as superior to all others. It claims a corps of chemical experts tests every ingredient and supervises manufacture to ensure purity, wholesomeness, and perfection in every respect. The copy asserts Royal Baking Powder yields the most wholesome and digestible food.
Paterson Rebuilds After Fire as Aldermen Refuse Aid
Paterson plans a new building ordinance while citizens push to reconstruct the burned district. Fire continues, streets reopen gradually, schools relocate, and relief emphasizes self reliance with 250 families displaced. Local leaders resist outside aid, focusing on distributing aid to shopgirls and survivors.
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Fourth Class Postmasters Appointments Listed
Washington February twelfth lists newly appointed fourth class postmasters in Pennsylvania and New York with names such as W K Frost Welsh Hill J T Evans Whitford Taylor Biddison Grienham J B Bedford North Boston John Kopenhaffer and Trenavaal s Galé. Output from Tranvant Chamber of Mines Tobannesbure January gold 70340 ounces versus 52897 in December. Noma yacht launched in Port Richmond New York for V Leeds of Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. Freemasonry in Italy decides to end secrecy. Fire destroys Z H Bass suburban summer home at Port Wayne Indiana with $200000 loss.
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